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Old 05-10-2008, 05:41 PM
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ESOF Problem

2 problems really. My electric 4x4 isn't working, i turn the little knob and it does nothing. Second problem is whenever i downshift manually, i blow the fuse that controls the instrument cluster. I imagine these 2 are somehow related due to the fact that they are both dealing with shifting stuff.

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If you take the covers off the stering colum you will see two small wires going to the over drive button. if you follow the wire you will find a spott were the wire is strped or pinched. So every time you shift it is grounding out that curcit and blowing the fuse.
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If you take the covers off the stering colum you will see two small wires going to the over drive button. if you follow the wire you will find a spott were the wire is strped or pinched. So every time you shift it is grounding out that curcit and blowing the fuse.
It still goes to R,N, and Overdrive fine, just when i shift down to 2nd, could that still be it? Would that be messin with my shift on the fly too?
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It still goes to R,N, and Overdrive fine, just when i shift down to 2nd, could that still be it? Would that be messin with my shift on the fly too?
I had the same problem of blowing the same fuse but i didnt find it untill after i shorted out the tow haul mode. im not to sure about the 4 wheel drive.
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I had the same problem of blowing the same fuse but i didnt find it untill after i shorted out the tow haul mode. im not to sure about the 4 wheel drive.
Mine doesn't have tow/haul, its just got the OD off button, which doesn't blow the fuse.
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Mine doesn't have tow/haul, its just got the OD off button, which doesn't blow the fuse.
sorry im used to my current truck. It is the wires that go to the button at the shift lever. They get pinched and sraped over time.
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Well, 2 replys on worn wires, i'll definitely check that out tomorrow.
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Well, 2 replys on worn wires, i'll definitely check that out tomorrow.
When you pull the cover off the steering colum the wires will be on the top of the collum. when your looking at the wires run the shifter trough all the gears slowly and you should find the spot.
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When you pull the cover off the steering colum the wires will be on the top of the collum. when your looking at the wires run the shifter trough all the gears slowly and you should find the spot.
Thanks for the info. I'll update the thread when i find out.
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